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Google Will Begin Testing End-to-End Encryption for Messages

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Google Will Begin Testing End-to-End Encryption for Messages

Messenger flaw could have allowed eavesdropping, popular Android app exposes millions of users videos and photos, UK launches offensive cyber force, FireEye buys Respond Software after raising $400M

Cynthia Brumfield
Nov 20, 2020
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Google Will Begin Testing End-to-End Encryption for Messages

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Google announced that it had completed a global rollout of Rich Communications Service (RCS), while Messages will start testing end-to-end encryption. RCS is a communications protocol that allows for a richer text-based system. One of the biggest concerns about RCS is the protection of the messages, and to that end, Google will start protecting Messages with end-to-end encryption. During the tests, both sides must be using the latest beta version of Messages and have Chat features over data or Wi-Fi enabled. (Abner Li / 9 to 5 Google)

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